Hawthorne - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Charles Henry Hawthorn b. 1827 m. Sarah Hall

AuntRita1948 — 2009-10-23 19:43:05Z

Dear Cousins,

This is some new information to be added to the history of Lt. Col. Charles Henry Hawthorne and wife Sarah Hall of Scott County, Arkansas, and their son John Nesbitt Hawthorne (2nd) from whom I am descended.

Charles Hawthorne's father is John Nesbitt Hawthorn (1st) and was a merchant of New York City and of New Orleans. This John is not to be confused with Charles & Sarah's son John Nesbitt Hawthorne (2nd).

John Nesbitt Hawthorn (1st) was born between 1797-1804 (probably 1803) in Philadelphia Pennsylvania to Thomas Hawthorn (merchant) and his wife Mary Meredith (daughter of Jonathan Meredith and Elizabeth Tuckey).

At this time, I have no record of where Thomas and Mary Hawthorn are buried, though I believe it is possibly somewhere in Ireland. I have as yet found no evidence that either returned to America or Canada after 1813 (Mary’s sister Elizabeth Ogden, wife of Charles Ogden resided in Montreal, Quebec).

Thomas Hawthorn, was born near Newry, County Down, N. Ireland, and originally they would have been of either Scot’s or English descent, and protestant. Thomas had at least two brothers James Hawthorn d. 1793 and Archibald Hawthorn. He had relatives in the merchant trade in Belfast and Dublin, one being a William Hawthorn of the company of "Hawthorn and Lang" . He was kin to John Maxwell Nesbitt of Philadelphia (called nephew). Much information is in the history books relating to John Maxwell Nesbitt’s contributions to the American Revolution. Mary Meredith was born in Philadelphia, and her parents Jonathan Meredith and Elizabeth Tuckey were originally from England. Elizabeth Tuckey's father was William Tuckey, choir master of Christ Church, Philadelphia and made significant contributions to music in America).

John Nesbitt Hawthorn (1st) had several brothers and at least one sister. John’s known siblings were, Archibald Charles Hawthorn, M.D. (doctor in the British navy, died at sea), Ann Lang Hawthorn (French) of New Ross, Ireland, Hugh Hawthorn (died in New Orleans), William Meredith Hawthorn, M.D. (m. a daughter of Wright Post, M.D.), Robert Harwood Hawthorn, merchant (m. a daughter of Wright Post, M.D.).

John Nesbitt Hawthorn (1st) left Philadelphia with his parents and siblings about 1808 and went to Baltimore Maryland and about 1813, he and his parents and siblings returned to Ireland. John Nesbitt Hawthorn returned to America before 1821.

From 1821 until 1829, John N. Hawthorn (1st) was a merchant and broker in New York City in the financial district very near to where Trump Towers is located today. Based on the probability that Emma was born first (1850 Huntington, New York Census) it would appear that John and his wife (no name for her as yet) were married between 1823 and 1825, probably in New York City or Long Island. Which means Charles Henry Hawthorne was born where he said, on Long Island in New York and the family was definitely in New York in 1827. It is very unlikely that Mrs. John N. Hawthorne was a Choctaw as sometimes speculated. According to her daughter Emma Hawthorn Jones (Mrs. Edward Mitchell Jones) she was of French ancestry.

John Nesbitt Hawthorn (1st) and two of his brothers resided in Huntington, Suffolk County Long Island New York. And John is buried in Huntington per his obituary having died in 1868 in New York City.

John N. Hawthorn was a merchant and attorney of New Orleans Louisiana, from about 1829 to 1860, when the Civil War broke out, he and his brother Robert and Robert’s family escaped through the blockade and returned to New York (see Huntington, Suffolk, New York 1860 census). John N. Hawthorn (1st) continued to commute to New York City to work until his death in 1868.

John N. Hawthorn was a prominent merchant and attorney of New Orleans, holding many political offices including having served in the Louisiana House of Representatives from at least 1852-1854. His business partner for most of his years in New Orleans was another New Yorker, James Lawrence Bogert (sometimes spelled Bogart in records but is Bogert). Robert Harwood Hawthorn and family also resided in New Orleans for many years. John was for the union and would have been very much adverse to Charles Henry Hawthorne’s southern sympathies.

Since Charles and Emma did not appear in John’s household in 1840 or 1850 New Orleans it is my conjecture that after the death of their mother, John sent them to live with his brother William Hawthorn in Long Island, and were they both would have continued their educations until Emma married about 1858 and went to live at Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island with here husband who was Captain of several ships on the Malaga route, including the “Brig. Mary E. Jones” (Emma is listed as Mary E. Jones on one census) which I assume was named after his wife “Mary Emma (Hawthorn) Jones”.

Charles probably attended school, possibly a university though I have found no such record as of this date or he may have been apprenticed to an attorney to read law (perhaps his uncle Judge Jonathan Meredith Jr. of Baltimore), until he eventually left New York for Missouri. Jonathan Meredith’s granddaughter was the first wife of James Roosevelt, and was the mother of James Roosevelt, ½ brother of Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

There is much more to be found, and I hope to hear from all my numerous Hawthorn relatives regarding what they can add to this brief history.

Happy hunting,
Rita Brown

Re: Hawthorne Family from Magheragall, Ireland

queenslancer1 — 2009-10-13 13:17:58Z

My wife Valerie is your Cousin, and will contact you via email shortly.

John.

Re: Hawthorne Family from Magheragall, Ireland

jdow5479 — 2009-10-13 10:50:37Z

My name is Gordon Dowds my greatgrandfather was william Hawthorne and his son Hugh was my grandfather and his daughter Henrietta was my mother

Re: Hawthorne/Hathorne/Hawthorn

brendazorn611 — 2009-10-11 16:33:25Z

I have found several census on Richard D Hawthorne family, but I'm searching for info on his dad. Jince "Wynce" Hawthorne, not sure thats even the right name.. that's what i'm trying to find out..pardon me for being unclear on the names to be searched..any info would be appreciated. Thanks

Hawthorne/Hathorne/Hawthorn

brendazorn611 — 2009-10-11 16:27:17Z

Hi, I'm am searching for info on my grandparents: the Richard D. Hawthorne family. He was born on Feb.28,1895 in Hartford, Alabama and married Lillian Emmer Tadlock. The only info that I can find on his parents is searching through family trees here on Ancestry.com. I have only found them on one tree and when I put their names on the search line nothing comes up. It's like a dead end road.. I know they existed!! but I'm not sure on the names; My g-grandfather's name listed on the famiy tree was Jince "Wynce" Hawthore(Jul-1851)Jince was (according to tree)son of Robert Lewis Hawthorne (1828-AL)and Mary Wilkerson(1824-AL). My g-grandmother was listed as Linda Posey.(Oct-1861) Nothing on her parents.
Siblings listed for Jince "Wynce" Hawthorne are: Sue, William, Martha, Andrew, John Alexander, Joseph I.
Siblings listed for my grandfather Richard D. Hawthorne are: James W. 1884, Robert J. 1888, Saarah J 1889, Jessie H. D. 1896, Frances E 1897, Minnie L 1900.
Please, if you have any info on any of these I would love to know it.. please e-mail me at gemini76@hotmail.com. or you can reply on here. Trying to trace my roots!! Thanks for any help..

Lois Hawthorne of Mart, TX 1929

drbrownlee — 2009-10-02 04:55:06Z

Lois is pictured in the 1929 Wigwam, yearbook of Westminster College in Tehuacana, Texas. She is a junior. I'm not kin but thought it might help other researchers.

HAWTHORNE Jim Jr

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-27 15:04:18Z

HAWTHORNE Jim Jr

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HAWTHORNE Jessie L

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-27 15:04:07Z

HAWTHORNE Jessie L

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Re: Hawthorne

JFHAWTHORNE — 2009-08-12 23:37:41Z

I am always interested in chatting with Hawthorne researchers who is working on the line in Ireland. I know that my Hawthorne line originated with James Hawthorn who married Ann Christy Ellis in Belfast around 1750. (I have hard copy of their wedding info-but don't have the time now to dig it out.) James and Ann migrated to the US in 1756 and traveled with their two children as well as two of James's brothers whose names were Thomas and David.

Would like very much to gain info regarding my line of Hawthoirnes in Ireland but have never been able to go back any further. I would probably be better, if you have a reply, to use my direct address Fred.Hawthorne@Comcast.Net as I believe the address on file here is out of date.

Hawthorne

mac_hawthorne — 2009-08-12 05:43:08Z

Francis Hawthorne Martha Russell
married Atrim 1853
mac-hawthorne@shaw.ca

Thanks Catherine

Hawthorne

mac_hawthorne — 2009-08-12 05:39:19Z

Looking for any info on Hawthorne
John Hawthorne born between 1800-1807

His son below
Francis Hawthorne 1827-1882
married Martha Russell in Atrim 1853

Francis and Martha's son James born 1855
James's son
James Jr. born October 7,1877 died 1947 Belfast
Thanks Catherine

Victor C. Hawthorne in World War II

cribbswh777 — 2009-07-17 17:26:28Z

He was shown in a list of casualties as having been killed in action while fighting in the war with Nazi Germany. The list is at http://www.genealogybuff.com/misc/ww2_casualties_5.htm

Hope this helps.
Bill

Knox Brown Hawthorne

JPaul_H — 2009-07-11 21:24:53Z

Looking for family members and/or info on Knox Hawthorne, b. February 10, 1902 in Dallas, Tarrant, Texas. And died May 09, 1991 in Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas. He was the grandson of Brig. General (CSA) Alexander Travis Hawthorne. He married Gladys Florence Scott in 1927. There son is Lee Mathews Hawthorne, b. August 7, 1939 in Fort Worth and died December 26, 2006 in Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas.

Are common ancestor is Kedar Hawthorn.

J.P.H.

Alexander Travis Hawthorne 1898-1975 Austin to Fort Worth, Texas

JPaul_H — 2009-07-11 21:13:20Z

Looking for any family members out there of Alex Hawthorne, who's a grandson of Brig. General (CSA) Alexander Travis Hawthorne (1825-1899). Alex was born June 19, 1898 in Austin, Travis, Texas. He died March 28, 1975 in Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas. He married Beulah Louetta Hester in 1923. They had a daughter named Doris Marie Hawthorne, born November 4, 1928 in Tarrant County, Texas.

Any info would help me in my Hawthorne quest.

J.P.H.

Alexander Travis Hawthorne 1898-1975 Austin to Fort Worth, Texas

JPaul_H — 2009-07-11 21:11:19Z

HAWTHORNE James C Jim and Rubye G

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-07 22:54:35Z

HAWTHORNE James C Jim and Rubye G

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Re: Looking For Nancy Hawthorne

jfhawthorne1 — 2009-07-04 02:28:20Z

Sorry Karen, all the names in my dBase are in my line either directly or indirectly. If there is a connection to the other two Hawthorne lines that were in Abbeville County, SC, in the mid to late 1700 and early 1800's it would have been in Ireland or England prior to their migration. I have no connection to the clan that moved to OH.

Re: Looking For Nancy Hawthorne

xxkatheo2 — 2009-07-03 23:33:54Z

When you indicated that some of the Hawthornes went to OH, that caught my attention. I am looking for parents of Alexander Hawthorne, b. 1852 in OH. Any Alexander's in your d-base?

Re: Looking For Nancy Hawthorne

JFHAWTHORNE — 2009-07-03 22:36:27Z

I have done research on my Hawthorne family (from SC) for many years and have a dBase that includes most of the family members. There were three Hawthorne families living in Abbeville County, SC in the early 1800's, however, two of these families moved on. One went to Preble County, OH and the other to GA & AL.

The group that went to OH were ARP church members and felt strongly against slavery while the other to left to search for better/richer soil to farm.

I have checked my files for your Nancy and was unable to find she or Thomas Tuggle. In fact I have no listing at all for a single Tuggle in a dBase that includes some 13,000 names. My guess is that your Nancy settled in Preble, OH and I would direct my search there.

I have checked my files for your Nancy and was unable to find she or Thomas Tuggle. In fact I have no listing at all for a single Tuggle in a dBase that includes some 13,000 names. My guess is that your Nancy settled in Preble, OH and I would direct my search there.

Re: Hawthorn/Hawthorne

JFHAWTHORNE — 2009-04-13 17:01:06Z

My stonewall is James Hawthorne (Hathorn) who married Ann Christy Ellis in the Consistory Lycence of St. Mary, Dublin, Irelandon Jan 17, 1752. I know that this James had at least two brothers whose names were Thomas & David. James took his family (wife and two children Jimmy & Margaret) along with his two brothers on a ship (unknown name) to Charles Towne, South Carolina in the 1760's. If anyone can connect to the people I will be able to provide almost all of their descendants.

Re: Hawthorne Family from Magheragall, Ireland

JFHAWTHORNE — 2009-04-02 17:55:26Z

John, I'm sorry but I have nothing on your William, however, I would like to correspond with anyone doing research on the Hawthorne (Hathorn-Hawthorn) lines in Dublin. My ancestor was James Hathorn who married Ann Christy Ellis on 17 Jan. 1752 at Consistory Lycence of St. Mary, Dublin, Ireland. James, his family, and two of his brothers migrated to Charles Towne, SC in the 1760's. I hope to find someone in Ireland that is researching this line. My E-Mail address is Fred.Hawthorne@Comcast.Net

Re: Wm Hawthorne b1841 in Co. Down, Ireland

sizer1847 — 2009-03-21 16:44:29Z

Did you check out the County Down info page with Hawthrone marriages and births?
http://www.genealogylinks.net/marriages/uk/ireland/Down.htm

Re: Hawthorn/Hawthorne

johnjcuske — 2009-04-13 13:55:41Z

William and Thomas Hawthorn

My brother in law is John Cuske, please send any reply to my email tsmagick @aol.com

Re: Hawthorn/Hawthorne

johnjcuske — 2009-04-13 13:51:30Z

My GGGGrandfather is William Hawthorn born 1804/5 in SC his wife Catharine Taggart born 1806/7 also SC. Williams older brother Thomas born 1799/1800 also in SC his wife Dorothy born 1809/10 also SC. I'm not sure I have the brothers connected to the right line. I have Richard Hawthorn 1768 Annaghmore, Magherafelt, Londonderry, Ireland married Ann Jones Stewart 1776 in Augher, Tyrone, Ireland
Can any one tell if I am right or wrong
Thanks
Patricia

Re: Hawthorn/Hawthorne

jlester1581 — 2009-04-12 23:05:55Z

Hi
According to the Cyclopedia of NZ Alfred Francis Hawthorne was the son of
M.C.Hawthorne a Tailor of Woolwich. This Cyclopedia shows a photo of the
man.

My wife's Great Great Great Grandfather was Michael Hawthorne tailor born
Ireland according to the 1841 and 1851 Census and married to an Elizabeth?
They had the following children
Robert born c1836
Charles born c 1839
Michael born c 1840
Eliza born c 1842
Henry born 1846
Thomas P born c 1847
These children were born in London. Michael eventually moved to Woolwich and
secured a government contract according to the Cyclopedia of NZ.
I see both Barbara and Deb have queries about Michael Hawthorne so perhaps
we can swap data.

Alan Long a South Londoner in New Zealand

Re: Hawthorn/Hawthorne

jlester1581 — 2009-04-13 18:34:14Z

Hi Colin
This message is being delivered by a friend. If you want to connect with me direct then email me on
rustyknight@actrix.co.nz
where we can swap information.

Cheers
Alan

Who is Henry Hawthorne, ca 1700, Galloway, Scotland?

dmcoltrin — 2009-03-14 19:50:53Z

Ancestry.com lists a Patrick Heron, son of Andro Heron of Bargaly who deserts the apprenticeship service of Henry Hawthorne. (From Scottish Registry of Apprentices, 1701-1755). I assume that the Heron family is Andrew Heron of Bargaly (1665-1740) m. to Marie Grahame of Floristown (1665-1705) with a son Patrick (1690-1752). This would make Patrick about 12 at the time of his desertion.

Hawthorne Reunion, Nebraska City, NE. 2009

RodriguezDianaLynne — 2009-03-22 04:31:55Z

Hi. Just wanted to let anyone interested know, we are planning a Hawthorne Family Reunion and all Related Families on June 21, 2009 in Nebraska City, NE. at the Meter Plant Park. We have the Park from 10am till whenever. Anyone interested can contact me, Lynne (Hawthorne) Rodriguez dlr276@aol.com. There are several motels and an RV Park with full hook-ups. Hawthorne/Secord are the names we use for a starting, but believe me, we branch out, going both forward and backward in time. If interested, contact me.
Lynne (Hawthorne) Rodriguez

HAWTHORNE Eugene F and Annabelle

t42Lee — 2009-03-01 20:00:54Z

HAWTHORNE Eugene F and Annabelle

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HAWTHORNE 1 Mabel 1894-1974

t42Lee — 2009-02-25 01:01:27Z

HAWTHORNE 1 Mabel 1894-1974

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HAWTHORNE 1 Mary M P and Annis Josephine

t42Lee — 2009-02-25 01:00:14Z

HAWTHORNE 1 Mary M P and Annis Josephine

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HAWTHORNE 1 Ira Irving 1895-1896

t42Lee — 2009-02-25 00:59:52Z

HAWTHORNE 1 Ira Irving 1895-1896

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HAWTHORNE Delia and C C

t42Lee — 2009-02-23 12:45:45Z

HAWTHORNE Delia and C C

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Re: Hawthorn/Hawthorne

witches1 — 2009-05-20 09:36:59Z

Hi
Please contact me at for_barb@hotmail.com
Re; Alfred Francis Hawthorne & Lousia Lucy Hawes
Regards
Barbara

Re: Wm Hawthorne b1841 in Co. Down, Ireland

queenslancer1 — 2009-03-21 21:12:54Z

William Hawthorne was born in 1841 in Co. Down, and died in 1914.
He fathered 12 children with Elizabeth A (surname unknown) born in 1848. The family lived in Magheragall, Nr Lisburn, Co. Antrim, Ireland.

John.

Hawthorne Family from Magheragall, Ireland

queenslancer1 — 2009-03-20 23:29:57Z

Looking for information on my wife's ancestors the Hawthorne's, the family branch originated from Co. Down/Co. Antrim, Ireland. Her Great Grandfather William Hawthorne (b1841) and his wife Elizabeth A ? (b1848) had 12 children, 2 girls and 10 boys. Eight of the boys served in the First World War. Thomas and Albert paid the ultimate sacrifice, George survived Gallipoli, was captured and managed to escape and went on to see out the war, but when he came back to Ireland, he ended up getting knocked down and killed on a push bike on the Lisburn road.
Such a large family and with many stories to tell. If any one can help us join together the fragments it would be great.

John & Val.

Wm Hawthorne b1841 in Co. Down, Ireland

queenslancer1 — 2009-03-20 13:46:24Z

Looking for details/family of William Hawthorne who lived in Magheragall, Co. Antrim, Ireland. William was the Great Grandfather of my wife Valerie.

John

Hugh Hawthorne b1921 in Magheragall, NI , d1991 in Watford, Herts

queenslancer1 — 2009-03-20 13:42:00Z

Looking for details/family of Hugh Hawthorne who lived in Watford, Herts, England. Hugh was my wife Valerie Uncle.

John

Re: Hawthorne's from GA-African-American

ralphhawthorne1 — 2009-06-05 21:01:05Z

Darius, my name is Ralph Hawthorne, though I live in Altanta my roots is from Illinois byway of Mississippi, Winston Co. My dad is from Kosciesco though.
I have been attempting to find out about the history of my family.
Can you get me more information on this reuion in Al?

Re: Hawthorne's from GA-African-American

trappschabala — 2009-06-12 21:24:24Z

Well i believe that it is in july of this summer. it is in Mobile, al. You can call my garandmother for more info at 916-534-4470.

Re: Hawthorne's from GA-African-American

trappschabala — 2009-04-17 06:23:33Z

hello again. i have found more info on the white hawthornes. when you think about it all of us may be related in some different way. think about it. the main hawthorne families who owned blacks all came from the same place migrated south and owned slaves and land. most of the slaves eventually became related by having many children with one another. these children eventually migrated all ove spreading the name and family. this summer in evergreen al there is a renion welcoming anyone with the last name or who may be related. we wish wvery one who is able to come.
please contact me.

Re: Hawthorne's from GA-African-American

trappschabala — 2009-04-17 06:23:32Z

Re: Hawthorne's from GA-African-American

jacquelinespearman1 — 2009-07-02 01:51:05Z

What part of Georgia? My family came from Decatur county Georgia.

Looking For Nancy Hawthorne

ladygonzo20 — 2009-07-02 18:32:10Z

I am looking for information on Nancy Hawthorne, born about 1819 or 1820 in South Carolina, she married Thomas H Tuggle. I've been looking for a while and have found little if anything.

Re: Hans Hawthorne

misshdlover — 2009-04-23 23:47:31Z

Hello I was directed to this page by looking up some history of Greenock Ontario, I do have alot of information about the Hawthorne family from |Greenock, I am doing alot of research on Greenock and have gathered up information on all of the families that immigrated here back in the 1800's if you are still interested please don't hesitate to email me....I live in Greenock myself in a township of Lovat that does not exist anymore...I am really in Paisley. I am trying to piece back together a town that was once a thriving community that is why I have all this information.

Re: Ralph Wilson Hawthorne b. 12/29/1883

Betsyjomomma — 2009-05-09 19:41:57Z

I believe my GG grandfather was Ralph's uncle. Please contact me at MartoondCartoon@aol.com

Re: Wm Hawthorne b1841 in Co. Down, Ireland

ulster3166 — 2009-03-21 18:31:20Z

My great grandfather William Hawthorne was from this area. I think you may have sent a request to my family through Ancestry.com. Please email me with more details on your Hawthorne connection... ulster3 @ gmail.com

Re: Wm Hawthorne b1841 in Co. Down, Ireland

ulster3166 — 2009-03-22 16:23:48Z

Where did WIlliam die? My Hawthorne family also originated in Lisburn. There may be a connection.

Please email me directly at ulster3 @ gmail.com

Hawthornes from Virginia

susuwoo — 2009-04-19 05:05:03Z

I am looking for members of the Hawthorne from (South Hill, Baskerville, Chase City, Clarksville, Danville, Kenbridge, Halifax, and Mecklenburg)Virginia area. Specifically, descendants of Walter, Fannie (Cousins), Waverly, Ernest, and Lucy.

Re: Hawthorn/Hawthorne

colinplace_1 — 2009-04-13 17:56:28Z

Hi

I am descended from Robert on your list. I have quite a lot of info about his line but am stopped at his father Michael the tailor from Ireland. Would be very interested in swopping information with others researching this line.

Colin Place